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2024-01-03 10:47:10
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What you imagine won't work with your budget. And even if it did. Are you aware of what your steep slope means for the outdoor facilities? Unless you’re a virtuoso with an excavator, you’ll be facing another 100,000 EUR to properly lay everything out.
How much budget do you think is needed for a house like this? We are already talking about almost 200,000 EUR in additional costs compared to a cheap, turnkey prefabricated house.
Here is a picture of the slope.
The house is supposed to go where the hut stands.
Next to the hut, a hole was dug for the survey, and at about 1.0-1.2m depth you hit rock.
The goal is that the front edge of the house does not extend much further than the hut itself does now. 1-2 meters is fine, but it’s rather unrealistic that the house will start exactly where the hut ends. It is theoretically possible, practically not; I won’t explain the closer reasons, please just accept that and don’t suggest putting the house somewhere else.
The slope behind (to the right in the picture) is quite steep, about 4-6 meters high, impossible to walk up, more like climbing on all fours.
Towards the front it slopes moderately, but the wall under the hut is probably 50-80 cm high (estimated, not measured).
The hut itself is, again estimated, 2.5-3 meters wide.
I removed the sky and the view from the picture because I want to keep a minimum of privacy on the internet. That has to be accepted until the site plan of the property is completed.